Electriduct Large Hook Channel Cable Raceway Desk Cord and Wire Organizer - 59 Inch - Ivory

Beige looks white in the photo but it is definitely a brownish color. I bought this product to manage cables plugged into the back of my TV which is mounted on the wall above my fireplace and between two wall shelving units. To get the look I wanted, I cut the product with a small circular saw, drilled holes into the bottom and top, used a hacksaw to cut a channel into the center front, sanded the whole thing with fine grit sandpaper and painted it to match my wall. I also drilled holes in the back to put screws through because the adhesive is pretty weak. It looks great at the top of my wall and my TV now appears to float.

The shape of this product allows for good grip when drawing straight lines on a dry erase board without your fingertips getting in the way of the marker. I'm adding magnetic tape on the side that points towards the floor during normal use (as shown in the product picture) so I can either stick it to the board when not in use or rotate it 90 degrees to have it magnetically stick when drawing lines. Much easier and faster to use than a normal yardstick with magnetic tape.

I works pretty good but was very disappointing with the the tape. Mounted it to the underside of my desk, pressed three cords into it and it did a good job of cleaning things up....until the tape failed only two days after attaching it. It dropped off, taking my speakers with it to the floor. Thankfully they didn't break. Plan on getting the heavier foam 2-sided tape to make it work right.

Didn’t stick well for me but I didn’t do any surface prep. The walls in my office are painted concrete. Tried there first then moved down to the baseboard (rubbery kind). Fell off that too but I’m not sure either surface was ideal. Overall like the product.

Large Hook Channel Cable Raceway review:I got the 5-pack of the large raceway figuring I could always use some spares. Besides, the cost per foot is greatly reduced compared to buying a single section. Turns out I used all but one section organizing two desks and providing a raceway between them and a printer stand. It seemed safer to use one raceway for the 110VAC cords and another for the data and low-voltage cords.The raceway works great but being a belt-and-suspenders kinda guy, I also drilled 3 mounting holes for each full section. The desks have been polished so many times I was concerned whether the adhesive could get a proper grip. The plastic is easy to cut, drill and smooth the cut edges. This is NOT light-weight crap but solid material. I'd definitely buy it again.One thing to note. The first product picture here on Amazon makes it appear the raceway has a URL printed on it. It does NOT. It is per black.

My desk is metal and I cleaned it with rubbing alcohol before applying the adhesive backing but it would not stay up for more then an day... I eventually said screw it, and literally screwed it to my desk. I needed it 4 inches shorter so I trimmed it with a hacksaw and that worked great. Despite the backing not lasting, it's ok.

I used this behind a television located on a built in wall unit. It was placed with the tape side against the back wall, and the opening facing upward as you expect. Once it is attached the seal is perfect. The only way of getting it off is by prying with something that won't scratch the wood. I didn't think of it at the time, but using Velcro command strips instead of the tape would been the best option for removal if ever needed. It works perfectly. Every wire behind the television is neatly tucked away in the channel. All you have to do is just pull out a bit of wire at the point of connection. It even looks like it came as part of the finished cabinet.

I have had the product in place for about 45 days. I cut the raceway to length plus added some extra gaps for wire bundles as needed to customize it to my situation. The raceway is tough, but can be cut as desired. I mounted it to the underside of my table that I use as a desk with just the mounting tape that came already attached to the raceway. Initially I was planning to add screws to hold it in place, but the adhesive seemed aggressive, so I used it "as is". The raceway is still fully in place and I have not had any issues with it. I recommend cleaning the surface very well prior to attachment. Adhesive failure likely is due to a dirty application surface.

you get waht you pay for